Sony has unveiled a new compact smartphone at the IFA consumer conference in Berlin, with the the new Xperia 5.
The new device is apparently so compact it can fit on the size of a person’s palm, as Sony is claiming the new device “is designed with a pleasing symmetry to fit easily and comfortably in your hand,” thanks to it being only 68mm wide.
Sony says the Xperia 5 is designed for film enthusiasts as its “triple lens camera with Eye AF technology from Sony’s Alpha cameras, delivers continuous burst shooting at up to 10 fps AF/AE tracking (Auto Focus and Auto Exposure) with increased calculations up to30fps.”
The new phone comes with a 21:9 CinemaWide 6.1 inch Full HD+ OLED display and Dolby Atmos sound.
“With Xperia 5 we’ve brought what our customers loved from Xperia1 into a smaller design with the latest award-winning technology from Sony,”said Mitsuya Kishida, President, Sony Mobile Communications. “Xperia5 continues to bring uncompromised performance and leading experiences to a smartphone, only possible with Sony.”
The phone itself comes in four colours and has a metal frame that is protected with Corning Gorilla Glass 6 on the front and back. It is also IP65/IP68 certified water resistance.
Xperia 5 also comes with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor and boasts an integrated X24 LTE Modem.
Xperia 5 also features Smart Stamina, USB PD fast charging and a 3140mAh battery.
There is no word on pricing yet, but the Xperia 5 will be available to pre-order in Europe starting next week.
It is expected to be available sometime in October.
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